TODAY'S US SHARE: S&P 500 DUE TO CHIP CRASH AND PRESSURE ON NATIONAL DEBT RETURN

TODAY, THE UNITED STATES STOCK MARKET IS EXPERIENCING A DECLINE OF ABOUT 0.6 PER CENT IN THE S&P 500 INDEX AND A DECLINE OF ABOUT 1.4 PER CENT IN THE NASDAQ COMPOSITE INDEX DUE TO SEMICONDUCTOR SALES AND RISING RETURNS ON NATIONAL DEBT. AT THE SAME TIME, THE DOW JONES INDUSTRY AVERAGE INDEX IS CLOSE TO EVEN. INVESTORS ARE UNDER PRESSURE TO VALUE ARTIFICIALLY INTELLIGENT STOCKS, RAISE BORROWING COSTS AND INCREASE GEOPOLITICAL RISKS. THE PRICE OF BRENT CRUDE OIL REMAINED AT ABOUT $91 PER BARREL, FURTHER EXACERBATING MARKET INFLATION CONCERNS AS A RESULT OF THE STAGNATION OF AMERICAN AND ITALIAN DIPLOMACY. THE SEMICONDUCTOR PLATE SUFFERED A MAJOR SETBACK, THE PHILADELPHIA SEMICONDUCTOR INDEX FELL SHARPLY, AND MAJOR TECHNOLOGY UNITS SUCH AS NVIDIA ALSO EXPERIENCED A DECLINE. THE MARKET REVIEW NOTED THAT THE GAP BETWEEN NASDAQ AND DOW JONES WAS WIDENING AND THAT MORE VOLATILITY WAS EXPECTED IN THE SHORT TERM。